After more than 20 years as DCAS Deputy Chief Fleet Management Officer, Eric Richardson will be departing his position with the city to transition into a new role.
In the last two months, DCAS has registered four new electric contracts, including its first electric ride share, electric car share, and electric vehicle rental contracts.
Lauren Milazzo and her team worked with DCAS and FDNY technical staff to invest in 168 replacement ambulances, 33 rear-mount ladder trucks, 25 tower ladder trucks, and 11 fire pumpers.
Tamika Johnson manages Fleet Acquisitions and Administration for the City fleet and oversees the division’s hiring and human capital efforts.
By mid-2024, all 12,600-plus heavy-duty vehicles in the city’s fleet will transition to cleaner, renewable diesel. this transition will replace up to 16 million gallons of fossil fuel every year.
The law accelerates the goal date for full fleet electrification to 2038 with a goal of 2035 for the city’s light and medium duty units.
In July 2023, the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) surpassed 200 EV fast chargers, with 207 now operational across 12 city agencies.
The New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services Fleet has been working to fill staff vacancies through the DCAS Hiring Hall Initiative.
New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) has partnered with the Clean Fuels Alliance to introduce soy based biotires.
DCAS held a Train-the-Trainer session as part of an initiative to certify a new team of safe driving trainers for in-person Vision Zero Safety Training.
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